Attorney Jeff Hughes

Divorce Attorney Business Wisconsin

The divorce proceeding is a very complicated process. Both the party-litigants are
required to observe the procedural laws in enforcing all their rights or claims during
the proceeding. There will be many complications especially when it comes to the
division of the properties commonly owned by the spouses. A party who possesses a
business will experience an additional tension because the partition of businesses
requires a thorough process. This is the primary reason why a divorce attorney
business Wisconsin is needed.

A lawyer must know how to sufficiently and successfully manage the division of the
businesses and other related assets. The lawyer must know how to divide the
marital assets, which include the complicated process of partitioning the business
assets. It is the attorney’s duty to inform his or her client about the important details
involving the separation of the assets. The said lawyer must also ensure that his or
her client will make proper declaration of all the business properties registered
under the latter’s individual name and those included in the conjugal property.
One of the difficult procedures involved during the separation of assets is the
valuation. Most of the time, there will be hardship when it comes to deciding the
estimate value of the businesses. In order to make things easier for both parties,
they can hire the services of a professional appraiser. The professional appraiser
will take charge in putting the right valuation or estimate of the business assets that
must be divided between the spouses. The report of the said professional must be
submitted to the court. The report will be used by the judge as the basis for
rendering a court order.

If you are involved in a case wherein there is a need to divide or separate business
assets, then make sure that you hire the right lawyer to handle your case. It is
important that you look in to the qualifications of the lawyer. Do not hire an
attorney who does not have a good experience in handling cases, which involve
financial matters. While it may not be mandatory, it is highly recommended that you
get the services of a lawyer who is also a certified public accountant. This way, you
are guaranteed that your attorney has knowledge about sole proprietorship,
partnership or corporation. You can also ask for some recommendations from
friends so that you will have an idea on who to hire as your legal representative in court.

For legal advice, contact me today!
Attorney Jeff Hughes
250 E Wisconsin Ave #1800
Milwaukee, WI 53202
(414) 286-4746
http://www.attorneyjeffhughes.com